Custom Badges interest?

Any feedback is appreciated guys, like I said I would rather tailor these to others preferences.

Not looking to make a buck, I have to give credit to @micwillia for perfecting the TRD Pro badge, I have access to a 3D scanner at my old university over Christmas break and should be able to make a trip there if anyone has a Pro badge lying around that they can send to be scanned. From there it can be edited to say offroad, sport, SR5, or whatever you want. Just wanted to get an idea of how many people will actually be interested so I can go all in on producing something that will please the tacomaworld community lol

Just let me know, I’d love some feedback.

 

When I first saw his renderings, metal also came to mind, but I’d be concerned about metal damaging the surface.

 

The interest is certainly there, probably overwhelming interest. I’m looking forward to more updates.

 

Yep, Looking forward to my TRD OFF ROAD !!!!! All Caps and Painted. When do think you will be taking Orders ??

 

I am in for TRD ON ROAD, all caps, letters angled like you have and unpainted.

 

Sounds good, I’ll get on that tonight.

 

for sure lol i didn't mean put bare metal on metal. i was thinking 3M adhesive on the back or something like the tailgate inserts which are metal too.

anyways, just some food for thought. don't want to hijack the thread.

 

Gotcha.

 

I want this badge!

 

I’m ready to make a PayPal payment NOW! For a “TRD Sport”

 

Capitalize BRO and put OFF ROAD on 2 lines so it fills the space better.

 

Im sure I'll get reamed here, but what 3D Printer did you buy? Unless its some high dollar resin printer, it'd probably look like crap. 3D printers tend to leave a lot of "scan" lines.

http://japantravelcafe.com/japanese...nese-from-car-names-toyota-part-2-toyota-logo

 

Resin isn’t necessarily the best. Powder bed printers do a darn good Job too.

 

I bought a MakerBot Replicator 2 from a friend, I’m still learning the ins and outs of it

 

What 3D printer do you use? Your stuff comes out really nice

 

Oh Ok i need to read up on powder bed printers. I only have experience with PLA and resin 3d printed parts in the 1/24 scale and I really didn't like them. Took a lot of finish work to make them look good.

 

It's Katakana lettering. It's not really TEQ but that's how we Americans see it. The "T" is To the "E" is Yo and the "Q" is Ta.

 

Thanks.
It’s a HP jetfusion

 

Wow! Those parts you make do look really good.